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The San Francisco Examiner from San Francisco, California • 19

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'SECTION I THE SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER: SUNDAY, NOVEMBER ccc 19 'Dust BowP Lands Hunter at Home; Tiny Film Actress on pension rolls three years, he learned only three days ago that part of the money came from prof-its of State liquor stores. cials nominated for "most ardent dry" the old age pensioner who asked them today to stop his benefits immediately since, although GREATEST Burglar Alarm Battery Stolen MINNEAPOLIS Nov. Successful Anyway Being Made Fertile Pensioner Won't Take Liquor Aid DES MOINES Nov. 4 (AP) Iowa social welfare offi Advertisement DENVER, Nov. 4.

(INS) MATCH Your Goat 4. (AP) Aaron Anderson, who ID AIR FLEET JThe miracle of transformation of arid lands of the Southwest's runs a tailor shop, labored long and Industriously to keep bur and Vest with NewTROUSERS Bring or Mall Vest "dust bowl" into fertile fields FLEXIBLE ARCH SUPPORTS Dies From Flames HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 4. (AP) Four year old Caryll N. Eke-lund, who played te part of an angel in the forthcoming motion picture, "Bluebird," starring Shirley Temple, is dead.

She succumbed last night to Injuries she received when her dress caught fire from a jack o'lantern on Halloween night. She was the daughter of Mrs. Gladys N. Ekelund. Made to order, lightweight, unbreakable, no metal.

Be glars out of his place. sample was being Inspected today by Washington representatives of WHITE DEER Nov. 4 (AP) Benjamin Snyder didn't plan to hunt on the opening day of the game season, but When hunters on a mountain near hs home shot a wild turkey, it sailed right into his yard. Snyder ran into the house, grabbed his gun and killed the turkey an eighteen pounder. WhatAilsYou may 1m Usy lives bale, artemack ami iattx timet Ctat eatt Uood-foe-uothjai iih heidi-hii.

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'CJy 'ou can Judge and decide for ME01 1. Vinson to Seek Congress Vote on $1,300,000,000 Program Matching Britain and Nazis he was licked. Burglars last night entered his shop and stole the storage battery he used to yourself. Advice cheerfully given: for this there no the Soil Conservation Service and the Bureau of Plant Industry, and members of reclamation experiment stations of five western States. Open evenings antll 6.

Including Saturday operate a home made burglar charge if you bring thli ad. Guido J. Ccrvtlli, rh.c.,vhr.n.,n.5.c NKW AIJDRKSS. 4S1 STOCKTON STKKKT Just above Sutter, Ground Floor, 8. F.

Jnd Fl. Anglo Bank Bldg alarm. T.H.ILUJMTIYEnETlBSTki.. Phone, bitter 13 Political Notices Political Notices Political Notices Political Notices Political Notices Political NoticeM Political Notices I By WALTER FITZMAURICE B-aff Correspondent Int'l Newa Service WASHINGTON, Nov. 4 Announcement of intention to ask the next Congress to vote the United States the mightiest naval force afloat and the world's greatest naval air fleet came tonight from Representative Vinson, Democrat of Georgia.

Chairman of the House Naval 'Affairs Committee, Vinson made public the text of a bill he will submit to the committe at hearings opening next January 8. It tmbodies a "realistic" navaL expansion as distinguished from one based on "hysteria," he said. Administration quarters indicated his program has Presidemt Roosevelt's hearty backing. mi fUl A D) A 8,395 MORE PLANES. Outstripping even warring Britain's big construction program but intended also to "take the wind from the saill" of the "'two ocean" Navy advocates, the WHO WANTS THE OIL CONTROL LAW AM WHO DOESN'T WANT IT! Make the people who are lighting FOR and AGAINST Oil (onlrol stand up and be counted! measure would authorize ninety-five combatant and thirty-one auxiliary warships, 2,395 additional planes and thirty-six light-er-than-air ships, mostly blimps.

The President has publicly questioned the need of a "two-ocean" fleet for which a strong, bi-partisan House bloc has served notice it will battle next session. Envisaging a combined Army-Navy air force of almost 12,000 nlanes. matching the German aer IUI Aw- A6AI I II FOR ial colossus, the bill's aircraft authorizations set the maximum Serviceable naval airplane units at 6,000. The Army has authori-, zations for 5,250. 4 YEAR TASK.

Vinson estimated the program's total cost at $1,300,000. He said a survey of the shipbuilding industry indicates the bulk of the naval tonnage can be laid down and completed in three or four years "if a special effort is exerted to that end." He made no estimate of a completion date for the aircraft program, but said at least 5,400 should be in service by 1944. The Navy's present air fleet has 1,500 operating and 700 to 800 miscellaneous planes. In the combatant warship category, Vinson seeks three aircraft carriers, eight cruisers, fifty-three destroyers and thirty-two submarines, aggregating 400,000 tons and representing a 25 per cent increase over and above present authorizations. Voted last year, the' present authorizations entailed a 20 per cent increase.

Auxiliary tonnage increases in such types as tankers, tenders and repair ships would aggregate 120,000 tons. CRAFT LISTED. Completion of the program by 1944, Vinson said, would find the PRESIDENT FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT FORMER PRESIDENT HERBERT HOOVER U. S.

NAVY DEPARTMENT U. S. INTERIOR DEPARTMENT U. S. WAR DEPARTMENT GOVERNOR OLSON CALIFORNIA SENATE (Republican) CALIFORNIA ASSEMBLY (Democratic) And by The Oil Workers of California 90 Per Cent of the Oil Industry The Independent Oil Producers and Refiners and Marketers The National Stripper Well Association small well owners) Independent Petroleum Association of America Retail Petroleum Dealers Association, Inc.

Farm Bureaus and Granges, general industry and by your own civic leaders and organizations. They all say Vote "YES on 5" for Conservation and Cheap Gas. NOT ONE NATIONAL LEADER OR AUTHORITY IS AGAINST THIS LAW. Don't be misled by the selfish interests of a few men who won't stand up and be counted who are making millions by wasting our oil resources. These are the people who, in defiance of the general welfare, are destroying the great oil reserves of this State by get-rich-quick operation that will prevent the recovery of much of our oil.

Read on this page the list of men who hold positions of public trust and who advise you to vote "YES ON IT IUI mm mi mnmi to LAW illl composition of the fleet in underage fighting craft as follows: Fifteen battleships, fifty-nine cruisers, eleven aircraft carriers, 173 destroyers, eighty-seven submarines, 5,400 airplanes and thirty-six lighter-than-air ships. This includes eight battleships one of 45,000 tons in which the Navy now has on the stocks, but excludes eight others which will have become over age in 1944. The over age battleships, together with six cruisers, thirty-two submarines, and 120 destroy Musi California be Ihe ONLY stale without this protection! The Independents say "Vote VES on 5" for Public Oil Control and Cheap Gas Nine out of ten independent oil men PUBLICLY urge roa to vote "YES ON 5" and they sign their names to what they say. Independents MUST have CHEAP GAS just what YOU want, too! They say "YES ON Independents MUST BE PROTECTED against waste and pillage in the oil fields. You need that protection, too.

Small oil producers need the strong STATE protection of this law to help them develop their properties. Protect them aod protect yourself by voting "YES ON r. "Yes on 5" means Public Oil Control, administered by State Officers representing the people. EVERY OTHER OIL PRODUCING STATE ALREADY HAS PUBLIC OIL CONTROL (except Illinois a new field where such legislation is now in preparation). California is way behind.

Oil resources in all other States are increasing. California's oil resources are rapidly DECREASING. President Roosevelt tells you over-production means waste and waste means higher prices. Vote "YES ON Stop criminal waste. Increase our oil supplies.

Give oil control M) the people ami get CHEAP GASOLINE. ers also to be outdated and decommissioned by 1944, "will be still useful in an emergency," Vinson pointed ut. 6,431.114 Receive Red Cross Training WASHINGTON, Nov. 4. (INS) In its nationwide program to reduce accident fatalities, the American Red Cross last year trained 6,431,114 persons in first aid, life saving and swimming, Red Cross officials reported today.

Two milestones were passed during the year, officials said, with issuance of the millionth life saving certificate and the two millionth first aid certificate. INCREASED OIL SUPPLIES -FOR FOR NATIONAL DEFENSE Trade your old car in on a newer one. See Examiner Want Ads. Advertisement Vote KM "For Morning After" Overindulgence in Liquor Radical improvement in 5 Min. Helps Establish SOBRIETY Amasing HRS has proven a great blessing to men nd women who overindulge in liquor.

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